The now iconic Lower Hatea River crossing continues to cause a stir on the industry award circuit almost 18 months after it was officially opened in 2013. The New Zealand bridge has been honoured as the winner of 6 prestigious award schemes over the past 12 months, with more yet to be chosen, and has been shortlisted as a finalist in several other categories. It has also received further interest and recognition globally, featuring in numerous publications and even a television advert.

• Civic Trust Awards www.civictrustawards.org.uk
  • WINNER of Civic Trust Award

• Architizer A+ Awards http://awards.architizer.com/winners/
  • WINNER of the Jury Award in the Architecture+Engineering category

• New Zealand Commercial Project Awards http://commercialprojectawards.co.nz/2014-results/
  • WINNER of Supreme, National and Gold awards

• New Zealand Contractors’ Federation Awards
  • WINNER of Projects up to $30m category

• Structural Awards http://www.istructe.org/awards/2014/the-shortlist
  • WINNER in the Small Practices category

• New Zealand Engineering Excellence Awards http://www.nzeeawards.org.nz/2014/awards-2014.cfm
  • WINNERS in the Transportation Infrastructure category and overall Supreme Award

• New Zealand Concrete Society Awards http://www.concretesociety.org.nz/index.php/concrete-awards/awards-2013
  • COMMENDEDin Infrastructure category

• New Zealand Institute of Building Awards for Excellence http://nziobawards.org.nz/2014-finalists/
  • FINALIST in $25-50m Projects category

• World Infrastructure Awards http://www.worldinfrastructureawards2013.com/winners
  • SHORTLISTED in the Transport category

• Building Awards http://www.building-awards.com/finalists/
  • SHORTLISTED in the International Project of the Year category

• Blueprint Awards (British design magazine) http://www.blueprintawards.com/shortlist-2014
  • SHORTLISTED in Best Public Use Project